Sentence examples for which supported several from inspiring English sources

The loss of Aleppo is, in turn, a huge setback for the West, Turkey, and the Gulf monarchies, which supported several rebel factions with arms, training, or funds.

By 1432 he was a secretary in the Papal Chancery in Rome (which supported several humanists), and he had a commission from a highly placed ecclesiastical patron to rewrite the traditional lives of the saints and martyrs in elegant "classical" Latin.

Concern that the McKoy instruction may have precluded consideration of relevant mitigating evidence is only fueled by the North Carolina Supreme Court's acknowledgement "there was evidence which supported several of the mitigating circumstances not found by the jury". 331 N.C., at 628, 418 S.E.2d, at 173.

Robert Crane, president of the Joyce Mertz-Gilmore Foundation, which supports several cultural institutions, suggested that most institutions already had their major allies sewn up.

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Bridgeport and the New York-based Careolic Leagupsete upsethatat Catholics for a Free Choice, which supports several causes contrary to church doctrine, is one of the groups eligible for money from the organization, the Connecticut State Employees Campaign for Charitable Givingg.

The bi-orthogomality conditions in terms of generalised forces and displacements are derived from the reciprocity relations for a hierarchy of elastic waveguides, which support several travelling and evanescent modes (free waves).

AT&T, Comcast, Verizon and the N.C.T.A. are also practicing softer forms of lobbying — such as sponsoring studies and consultants who write op-ed articles — that cannot be easily traced, analysts and public interest groups like Free Press, which supports several broadband regulations, say.

RetroSkeleton [16] is a rewriting framework for customizing Android apps' behaviors, which supports several policies.

This is less of an issue with the iPod, which supports several formats, including MP3 and AAC.

And the Science and Technology Agency (STA), which supports several national labs and large-scale research efforts, is requesting $6.2 billion, up just 1.4%.

Perhaps a modern analog may be sought in the Nile River, which supports several reduncin species along its upper reaches in Uganda and Sudan, but none as it traverses the Egyptian Sahara.